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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1894

Page

2

Gander-Legged Youth Seeks Quick Marriage License

A nervous young man asks a squire in Detroit about validating a marriage license. The squire insists the party of the second part must be present, while the groom hustles to fetch the wagon and horses and pay fifty cents to proceed.

Squire Detroit Free Press

Eminent Visitor Distracted by Railside Talk

A fragment shows Jinks on the rail exchanging remarks about an eminent person in the fence and a humorous aside about a conversation on the best cure for consumption with an unnamed eminent vercian.

Jinks Vercian

Don’t Fool with a Bee Says Li Hung Chang

A witty exchange features Li Hung Chang and a Chinese philosopher about ingratitude and a yellow jacket mischaracterized as a bee. The dialogue highlights cultural proverb humor and a moral about careful discernment.

Li Hung Chang

There’s Biggier and the patient man biding time

A terse exchange contrasts a patient man with timing choices. The dialogue hints at actions driven by circumstance whether fishing or awaiting supper, suggesting themes of patience and opportunism. The snippet frames a larger character study of timing and self-control.

No matter what a man may say in church

A brief remark on declared faith versus true conduct, noting the influence of who a man keeps company with and the consistency between words and actions in moral life.

The Science of Curves for Young Pitchers Explained

A primer on pitching curves covers overhand and underhand grips including in curves out curves and drops. It explains sequence, hand position, speed, and control plus a Prussian cadet anecdote and a Confederate era girl helper in battle.

Gen. Forrest Col. Straight

The Avenger's Track and a Midnight Town Encounter

An Ohio college town tale recalls a midnight confrontation as a colonel narrates a feared pursuit by a mob of armed men. The crowd plans to capture a sophomore, while the colonel remains cautious and declines meddling in the outcome.

Ohio

Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Laxative Benefits

Advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative improving health with pleasant taste. It claims cleansing action on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them, cures constipation, reduces colds headaches and fevers, and notes the product is sold in 50c and $1 bottles by druggists and manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.

California Fig Syrup Co

Polish Colony in Buffalo Dominates a Third Class City Quarter

Buffalo hosts about 40 000 Poles living mainly in a quarter where English is sparse and signs are in Polish or Russian. The colonists retain many native traits while gradually adopting American customs, forming one of the largest foreign elements in a third class city.

Buffalo

New York Tenements Stem From Ignorance Of Planning

A New York City essay critiques tiny 25 by 10 foot lot divisions as the root of devastating tenement housing. It argues lack of scientific planning inflates costs, blocks light, and yields unhealthy, overcrowded buildings while sparing funds for relief efforts and hospitals. It contrasts with better office-building layouts and notes social harms from confined spaces. The piece also features a collection of humorous exchanges about city life and manners.

New York New York City Scribner

Goulds Poor Relations Get Small Fortunes And Annuities

The Gould will left three sisters modest sums and life annuities. Mrs Anna S Hough of Los Angeles received 25000 dollars and a 2000 dollar yearly annuity. Mrs Sarah B Northrup of Camden NJ got 25000 dollars 2000 a year and a 15000 dollar life estate. Mrs Elizabeth Palen of Tuckquok Pa received 20000 dollars and a 2000 a year annuity. The article notes they are better off than many relatives yet still considered poor relations.

Gould Jay Gould Abraham Gould Abe Anna S. Hough Los Angeles Cal Hough Sarah B. Northrup George Gould Camden N. J Elizabeth Palen Tuckguok

Japan regrets decline in foreign visitors amid anti foreign sentiment

The article notes fewer travelers to Japan after treaty agitation harming tourism profits for curio shops and textile sellers. It also describes a method to detect cotton in cloth by boiling with caustic potash, which destroys wool but leaves vegetable fiber.

Japan

Three Home Seekers Excursions Offered by Railways

The Chicago Great Western and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railways announce home seekers excursions to the West and Northwest at reduced round trip fares. Tickets valid for return within twenty days from sale. Dates include September 1 25 and October 9. Inquiries to coupon ticket agents. Salvation Army to enter the Hawaiian Islands.

Chicago Great Western Railway F. H. Lord G. P T. A Chicago West Nortwest Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul G H. Heaford Ill Peoria St. Louis C. B

Cleaning and selling textiles and miscellany ads

An assortment of inexpensive advertisements includes H and H offering cleaning of silks woolens ribbons curtains and carpets with low prices. various patent remedy pitches for teething cough skin care and tonics. claims about aluminum substitute in boots and cedar blocks for paving Detroit streets.

Minnie and May’s Bar Harbor misunderstanding over marriage

Minnie's plans to wed a handsome Bar Harbor acquaintance faltered after a dispute revealing the groom’s concern with her father’s money. May asks what happened and Minnie explains the clash in motives.

Bar Harbor

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